Which set of terms describes IBM's Big Data descriptors?

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Which set of terms describes IBM's Big Data descriptors?

IBM’s Big Data descriptors are the four Vs: Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity. Volume captures the enormous amount of data, Velocity is the speed at which data is generated and must be processed, Variety refers to the different data types and sources, and Veracity concerns data quality and trustworthiness. The other options use terms that don’t match IBM’s labels (for example, True or Verified for Veracity, or Amount/Large instead of Volume), so this set is the correct alignment with IBM’s framework.

IBM’s Big Data descriptors are the four Vs: Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity. Volume captures the enormous amount of data, Velocity is the speed at which data is generated and must be processed, Variety refers to the different data types and sources, and Veracity concerns data quality and trustworthiness. The other options use terms that don’t match IBM’s labels (for example, True or Verified for Veracity, or Amount/Large instead of Volume), so this set is the correct alignment with IBM’s framework.

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